Sacramento, CA . . . The California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) Football Bowl Game Selection Committee has announced the participants in the 2015 football bowl games.
Final regular-season record and NCFC final poll rankings/SCFA power rankings are in parenthesis.
November 21:
Patriotic Bowl, host Golden West College, 6pm
Mt. San Antonio College (7-3, SCFA National Central Division, #8) vs. Golden West College (8-2, SCFA National Southern Division, #6)
NCFC American Division Championship Bowl, host West Hills College Coalinga, TBD
Shasta College (8-2, NCFC American Pacific 7 Division Champ, #4) vs. West Hills College Coalinga (9-1, NCFC American Golden West Division Champ, #1)
SCFA American Division Championship Bowl, host Santa Monica College, 6pm
Victor Valley College (9-1, SCFA American Mountain Division Champ, #3) vs. Santa Monica College (10-0, SCFA American Pacific Division Champ, #1)
Beach Bowl, host Ventura College, 6pm
Orange Coast College (7-3, SCFA National Southern Division #9) vs. Ventura College (7-3, SCFA National Northern Division #7)
*Bulldog Bowl, host College of San Mateo, 12pm
Chabot College (8-2, NCFC Valley Division Champ, #2) vs. College of San Mateo (7-3, NCFC National Bay 6, #3)
Golden State Bowl, host LA Valley College, 6pm
San Bernardino Valley College (9-1, SCFA American Mountain Division, #2) vs. LA Valley College (8-2, SCFA American Pacific Division, #4)
Gridiron Classic Bowl, host American River College, 1pm
San Joaquin Delta College (6-4, NCFC National Valley Division, #6) vs. American River College (7-3, NCFC National NorCal Division, #4)
*National Bowl, host Saddleback College, 6pm
Riverside City College (8-2, SCFA National Central Division Champ, #4) vs. Saddleback College (8-2, SCFA National Southern Division Champ, #1)
North State Bowl, host Santa Rosa Junior College, 5pm
Modesto Junior College (5-5, NCFC National Central Division, #10) vs. Santa Rosa Junior College (6-4, NCFC National Bay 6 Division, #8)
*San Francisco Community College Bowl, host City College of San Francisco, 1pm
Butte College (6-4, NCFC NorCal Division Champ, #5) vs. City College of San Francisco (9-1, NCFC National Bay 6 Division Champ, #1)
*Southern California Bowl, host Cerritos College, 7pm
Long Beach City College (9-1, SCFA National Central Division #3) vs. Cerritos College (8-2, SCFA National Northern Division #2)
State Center Bowl, host Fresno City College, 1pm
Sierra College (5-5, NCFC National NorCal Division, #6) vs. Fresno City College (6-4, NCFC National Valley Division, #7)
Western State Bowl, host Fullerton College, 1pm
Chaffey College (6-4, National Division #10) vs. Fullerton College (6-4, SCFA National Southern Division, #5)
November 28:
Living Breath Foundation Bowl, at Robo Bank Stadium, Salinas, 1pm
Contra Costa College (9-1, NCFC American Pacific 7, #t2) vs. Hartnell College (9-1, NCFC American Golden Coast Division, #t2)
*Northern California Football Association Championship at highest remaining seed
*Southern California Football Association Championship at highest remaining seed
December 12:
*California Community College Athletic Association Football State Championship
at NCFC Champion
In Northern California, the Bulldog Bowl and the San Francisco Community College Bowl will serve as the semi-final playoff games. The Regional Championship (November 28) will be hosted by the higher seed.
In Southern California, the National Bowl and the Southern California Bowl will serve as the semi-final playoff games. The Regional Championship (November 28) will be hosted by the higher seed.
The winners of the Northern California and Southern California championship playoff games will advance to the California Community College Athletic Association Football State Championship on December 12, 2015. The team advancing to the state championship from the North will host.
About the CCCAA
The California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) is the governing body providing oversight of intercollegiate athletics within the California Community College System. The single largest educational system in the world, with attendance in excess of 2.6 million students annually, the California Community College system serves one-third of all community college students in the United States. The CCCAA establishes the rules and regulations to administer the intercollegiate athletic activities of the student athletes attending California's community colleges. To view the latest news, information, and updates of all 23 CCCAA-sanctioned sports visit www.cccaasports.org.
